El progreso hacia el objetivo europeo de reducción de la accidentalidad. Resultados del 3er informe PIN
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1 El progreso hacia el objetivo europeo de reducción de la accidentalidad Resultados del 3er informe PIN
2 Presentation outline Introduce ETSC and its PIN programme Present some of the findings of our new 3rd Road Safety PIN report 1. Progress toward the EU Target 2. Vehicle safety 3. Children safety 4. Safety in Capital city
3 European Transport Safety Council A science-based approach to road safety policy Non-governmental organisation based in Brussels 42 Member Organisations from across Europe Bringing together practitioners, researchers, policy-makers and parliamentarians Funded by its members (INTRAS and FITSA in Spain), the EC, Member States and corporate sponsors
4 ETSC: Priority-based safety work Monitoring EU transport safety policy Preventing speeding in the EU Roads to Respect: Infrastructure Safety Work related road safety Ranking EU countries performance Road Safety PIN Preventing Drink Driving in the EU Safe & Sober Drink Driving Policy Network
5 The PIN is working through A Panel including a well-placed expert in each EU 27 countries Pilar Zori, PIN Panelist, Spain a Steering Group with members from research organisations, European Commission, and PIN sponsors (Swedish Road Administration and Toyota Motor Europe)
6 PIN is delivering PIN Flashes (3/year), PIN Annual Reports benchmarking EU countries performance in different areas of road safety PIN Talks : to mobilise stakeholders to create a higher demand for safety 22 th PIN Talks, 13 Flashes, 3 Annual Reports
7 PIN is delivering PIN Flashes profile- raising quarterly overviews of specific aspects of road safety performance PIN Annual Reports bringing together each year s Flashes PIN Annual Conferences to give an Award to fast progressing country and launch the Annual Report PIN Talks national debates in Member States to encourage each country s road safety effort
8 Performance index so far Annual number of deaths Seat belt use Deaths from drink driving Driving speeds Deaths among older road users Deaths among children Motorcycling deaths Deaths on motorways Deaths in capital cities Car safety
9 EU ambition EU target to cut by 50% yearly road deaths between 2001 and 2010 Countries have adopted similar national targets
10 Reduction in road deaths > 40 % % % 0-10 % increase
11 Best progress Percentage change in road deaths between 2001 and % 10% 0% 49% 48% 47% 44% 43% -10% -20% -30% -28% (EU) -40% -50%
12 PIN Award to Spain
13 PIN Award to Spain Mr. Justo ZAMBRANA PINEDA State Secretary on behalf of Minister of Interior Alfredo RUBALCABA
14 PIN Award to Latvia
15 PIN Award to Latvia Mr. Nils FREIVALDS State Secretary on behalf of Kaspars GERHARDS Minister of Transport and Communications
16 Other countries that are progressing Percentage change in road deaths between 2001 and % 10% 0% -10% -20% -30% -40% -50% Belgium - 38% Germany - 36% Estonia - 34% Ireland - 32% Netherlands -28%(EU) - 31% Austria - 29% Sweden - 28%
17 Countries that are lagging behind Percentage change in road deaths between 2001 and % 10% 0% -10% -20% -30% -40% -50% Romania + 25% Bulgaria + 5% Slovakia - 1% Poland - 2% Denmark - 9% Greece -15% -28% (EU)
18 The EU needs further efforts 100% Relative number of road deaths (2001=100%) 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% EU target EU-15 EU-27 Under the current trend, 7 years delay for the EU-27.
19 Last year change Percentage change in road deaths between 2007 and 2008 EU %
20 Road deaths per population 2008 Still fourfold difference between Malta and Lithuania But no more country with more than 150 road deaths per million population Malta* Sweden UK* The Netherlands Switzerland Norway* Germany Israel Ireland Finland* Spain* France Denmark* Luxembourg Italy* Austria Portugal Belgium* Estonia Hungary Czech Republic Cyprus Slovenia Slovakia Bulgaria Latvia Greece* Romania Poland Lithuania (EU 2001) / 79 (EU 2008)
21 Mortality versus reduction Fast progress is possible whenever its starting point is 2% RO Annual average % change % -2% -4% -6% -8% MT NL UK CH NO SE IL DE DK FI IE AT IT ES PT SK BE HU CY CZ BG SI EE PL GR LV LT -10% FR LU Road mortality
22 The impact of the EU Target Setting a target in 2002 has triggered further improvements in EU Additional impetus to Central and Eastern EU countries needed
23 Presentation outline Introduce ETSC and its PIN programme Present some of the findings of our new 3rd Road Safety PIN report 1. Progress toward the EU Target 2. Vehicle safety a key factor in road safety 3. Children safety 4. Safety in Capital city
24 Car safety Euro NCAP provides independent consumer information of the protection provided by a car in case of a crash and give stars to cars going beyond EU min. standards Tested models receive points scores for adult occupant, child occupant protection and pedestrian protection Between 0 and 5 stars were awarded for each of these separately until 2008 From 2009 there is a single star rating covering all these and active safety
25 Occupant protection 100% non-tested 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% Highest proportion of cars awarded 5 stars: Sweden 64% Ireland 62% In the EU: 5 stars 53% 4 stars 31% 3 stars 7% 2 stars 1% 0% 5-star 4-star 3-star 2-star non-tested Occupant protection of new cars sold in 2008
26 Occupant protection 100% non-tested 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% Safety levels are lower in the new Member States than in the older ones 0% 5-star 4-star 3-star 2-star non-tested Occupant protection of new cars sold in 2008
27 Pedestrian protection 100% non-tested 90% 80% 70% 60% Highest proportion of 3 stars in Hungary, Portugal and Spain 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% In the EU: 3 stars 21% 2 stars 42% 1 star 29% 0% Pedestrian protection of new cars sold in star 2-star 1-star non-tested Pedestrian protection rating of newly sold vehicles in 2008
28 Seat belt reminders 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% SBR on all seats: Estonia 19% France 18% Spain 15% EU 13% 40% 30% 20% 10% SBR on driver seats in the EU: In % In % 0% SBR on all seats SBR on front seats SBR on driver seat No SBR Non-tested cars Seat belt reminder in new cars sold in 2008
29 Conclusions Vehicle safety has improved considerably over the past decade because of increased EU common min. standards and manufacturers efforts to meet consumer demands for safer cars BUT Slower progress on pedestrian protection!the new 2009 Euro NCAP protocol will challenge car manufacturers to make all-round safer cars!and will make it easier for consumers to choose the stand-out safest vehicle
30 What can a country do To promote safer cars: Include vehicle safety in the traffic safety work Support Euro NCAP and actively use the results Support every organisation that want to use vehicles safety Look at management systems (ISO 39000) Use travel policies Be the market (All governmental bodies must only buy...) Get occupational health and safety on-board Follow up new technologies (to give advice)
31 Example of Sweden New Swedish law: Governmental bodies can only buy 5 star Euro NCAP cars Cars rented by the Swedish Road Administration must: Be 5 stars Euro NCAP Be equipped with an antiskid system (Electronic Stability Control - ESC) Be equipped with a SBR on the driver seat Provide good protection against whiplash injury
32 What can companies do Management systems help organisations deliver by systematic work and management ISO 9001 (Quality) ISO (Environment) A management system for road traffic safety can help organisations to be better Proposed ISO (Road-traffic Safety management systems) Everyone company has a responsibility to assure safety
33 Presentation outline Introduce ETSC and its PIN programme Present some of the findings of our new 3rd Road Safety PIN report 1. Progress toward the EU Target 2. Vehicle safety a key factor in road safety 3. Children safety 4. Safety in Capital city
34 Children (0-14 years old) Children represent 1/6 (17%) of EU population and 4% of road deaths in the EU 16 child deaths per population (children population in million) versus 95 deaths per population for the rest of the population (adult population in million) " children are 6 times safer Still 18,500 children were killed on EU roads over the past decade and 1,200 in 2007 alone " Every tenth child death results from a road collision
35 Why children? Children do not choose where they live Children have little control over the environments and products they are exposed to Children have limited access to information and traffic is a complex system for children " It is therefore imperative for the society to ensure the safety of children as a fundamental human right
36 Reduction in child mortality Annual average % reduction over the past decade % (EU)
37 A great disparity in mortality Seven-fold difference between best and worst performers 16 (EU) Close correlation between the level of overall road safety and that of children
38 600 child deaths avoidable in the EU27 Half of child deaths in the EU 27 could be avoided each year if child road mortality was the same than in Sweden i.e. in 2007 alone, around 600 children would have been killed instead of 1219 in the EU-27. In Sweden in 2008: only 19 child deaths, only 1 killed as pedestrian, none as cyclist "Vision 0 for children or for subgroups of children is realistic for a great number of countries.
39 Sweden s success story Vision 0 Political will Lead agency Urban planning (traffic calming, separated pedestrian and cycle routes to school, ) Rear- facing child seat (<4 years old) Child- care services Often child- care services are provided where parents work: thus reducing the risk of accidents by reducing travel demand
40 Portugal: best reduction Work of NGOs: ex. of APSI Target setting in the National Plan ( ) Objectives: 70% use of CRS, 50% proper use Lower VAT on CRS Work with CRS retailers to increase the offer of rear facing seats Information campaigns on child safety restraints (CSR) Transport of Children in Organized Groups: law in vehicles with seatbelts and CRS - professional training for drivers - criteria for the choice of safe vehicle stops - presence of an accompanying adult
41 Presentation outline Introduce ETSC and its PIN programme Present some of the findings of our new 3rd Road Safety PIN report 1. Progress toward the EU Target 2. Vehicle safety a key factor in road safety 3. Children safety 4. Safety in Capital city
42 Road Safety in cities Over 60% of the EU population lives in urban areas 40 million people live in the 27 capital cities (= 8% of the EU population) Capitals: showcases for other cities But difficult: no generally accepted methodology to benchmark differences in safety levels between cities So, as a starting point we looked at trends: percentage changes in death rates over time
43 Fastest progressing cities Average annual % change in deaths per inhabitants over 1997 to 2007 Are the winners are...
44 Strong actions needed... to protect vulnerable road users: one victim out of 2 is either a pedestrian or a cyclist in capitals
45 Some PIN recommendations Adopt a Road Safety Strategy Adopt a Vision Zero for the city Consider all road users, esp. VRUs Work in partnership Relate road safety objectives to other policy objectives for the city Work with the police to ensure proper enforcement
46 PIN recommendations (II) Improve the quality of public transport Develop safer infrastructure, especially for pedestrians Promote 30 km/h zones in residential area Secure political backing and funding for road safety
47 Example of Dublin
48 Improve pedestrian safety Speed management 30 km/h zones HGV bans Countdown timers
49 Better manage public space Quality Bus Corridors Provide road space for public transport HGV Management Programme: City wide ban of HGV
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